@Robust Misconcepiton I think you could watch any other normal discord bot tutorial and learn how to host server and run a python script on it. I mean it’s not a complex/new topic for Fireship to make a video on it , imo!
Awesome! Curious to learn some raspberry stuff, even tho I don’t have one! Looking to buy one soon and your series possibly will motivate me to buy it soon 😅
Thank you so much that will excite engineers like me which have electronics background but for the job we are software developers. And I still have much interest in IoT and robotics that software ❤️
@@kvolikkorozkov ruclips.net/video/92WHN-pAFCs/видео.html Basically because of logic, it was proven that there cannot be a perfect computer for deciding if a program terminates (finishes running properly) or halts (gets stuck in an infinite loop or infinite recursion)
Just a minor (and not too relevant) correction: that chip at the center is a SoC (System on a chip) which contains a processor, memory and gpu all-built-in, not just the cpu. Excellent video by the way, I love your channel!
The original plan was to make an educational machine that could only run Python code. The developers were surprised to discover that it would actually be cheaper to make it a full general-purpose computer. And so they did.
It would actually be really cool to see a tutorial on hosting an app on a cluster of raspberry pi's. Like one dedicated Pi for the database, one dedicated Pi for background tasks, one dedicated Pi for hosting the frontend, one dedicated Pi for serving the API. And all linked together with 10gb ethernet or something, and expose it to the outside world. Fully contained app which doesn't rely on any external services other than the ISP
The pi can't do 10gbe can it? Also what your describe is really just like hosting on the same machine except that your db is not on localhost but on the other PI's IP right? So what would the tutorial be about?
@@jacksoncremean1664Not really. Kubernetes is for managing large amounts of virtual containers. Here we are talking about managing a small collection of real machines
Note: the NOOBS installer is deprecated and no longer recommended. There is now the Raspberry Pi imager for Windows, macOS and Linux that can flash any rpi OS to an SD card
I don’t understand the point in a special “imager” app. If you want to do a sector copy from an image file to a block device (or in the other direction), just use the standard Linux “dd” command.
I'd be keen to see more Raspberry Pi videos from your channel. Especially more software-oriented projects, since many videos already exist about using the GPIO and other hardware-based projects. But now with the Pi 4 being so powerful, I think pure software projects could be extremely interesting.
What kind of projects? It's also so expensive that using it as a server seems expensive when adding costs for fast internet access, or it won't be that performant. Of course many other use cases, from CNC controller to retro gaming station, are possible but this channel seems to be focused on web dev and there I see a big limitation because of your average home internet connection with a slow uplink.
After my main computer died I couldn't get one. While browsing the web I found rpi I thought that might cover up my daily computer need so I bought one without knowing hole programing and robotic advantages. After figuring out the gpio I started learning programing. Thanks Raspberry
Hey. I love your way of teaching stuff. I am looking forward to see your video on CORS in 100 seconds and more. Implementation of third party APIs like aws s3 with cors etc. Thank you.
Imagine a raspberry pi, but it has less memory, no build-in display ports, and programming is done completely on a different computer and you flash the compiled code to the Arduino
Thanks for this wish to see more. How about a car counter in real time from a video stream, displaying in-out cars on the screen and upload the total at a time to the firebase. Would love to see you implement threading too to handle api communication too. So the project will be to count and display cars in real-time while saving the progress total at a time to the firebase meanwhile we can fetch api data like weather and display those info to the screen too. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
In a few weeks, we'll build a real IoT prototype with the RPi and Firebase. Suggestions welcome!
@Robust Misconcepiton I think you could watch any other normal discord bot tutorial and learn how to host server and run a python script on it. I mean it’s not a complex/new topic for Fireship to make a video on it , imo!
@@sarafarron7844 recursion 🔁
Awesome! Curious to learn some raspberry stuff, even tho I don’t have one! Looking to buy one soon and your series possibly will motivate me to buy it soon 😅
How about something that monitors the moistness of a plant pot and waters it if too dry
Thank you so much that will excite engineers like me which have electronics background but for the job we are software developers. And I still have much interest in IoT and robotics that software ❤️
"The possibilities are only limited by your own imagination" + my python skills
And you're also limited by the Halting Problem
@@samuelgunter what's the halting problem? I just finished my second semester on computer engineering
@@kvolikkorozkov ruclips.net/video/92WHN-pAFCs/видео.html
Basically because of logic, it was proven that there cannot be a perfect computer for deciding if a program terminates (finishes running properly) or halts (gets stuck in an infinite loop or infinite recursion)
@@samuelgunter thank you
@@kvolikkorozkov they deleted their answer what was it
Just a minor (and not too relevant) correction: that chip at the center is a SoC (System on a chip) which contains a processor, memory and gpu all-built-in, not just the cpu.
Excellent video by the way, I love your channel!
Awesome comment!!! This should be added as a correction in the description! :+1:
The SoC in the pi contains a memory controller, the memory itself it's the black chip to it's side
The original plan was to make an educational machine that could only run Python code. The developers were surprised to discover that it would actually be cheaper to make it a full general-purpose computer. And so they did.
@@legokenobi1185 this ^
Correct apart from the memory
I would love to see more videos on Raspberry Pi from you. Please
More on the way. I'm working on ideas for an RPi prototype with Firebase.
I also want
@@Fireship that would be awesome
@@Fireship would be great tp hear about PiHole - a server on Raspberry Pi that acts lile ad blocker for all connected devices
@@Fireship waiting for that😊
Fireship is shipping these videos on a schedule that is literally fire
A small correction: the audio jack also can be used as a composite video output using a 4 pin AV connector
This comment by itself took me 100 seconds to read, and the worst part is that I didn’t understand it.
Just kidding. Thanks for helping
Damn... talk about "general purpose"!
That's not a correction that's just an addition. If he wanted to explain every feature, it wouldn't be a 100 second video
Wow! Straight to the point, I came in knowing nothing to learning something in such a short amount of time. THANKS IO!!
It would actually be really cool to see a tutorial on hosting an app on a cluster of raspberry pi's. Like one dedicated Pi for the database, one dedicated Pi for background tasks, one dedicated Pi for hosting the frontend, one dedicated Pi for serving the API. And all linked together with 10gb ethernet or something, and expose it to the outside world. Fully contained app which doesn't rely on any external services other than the ISP
The pi can't do 10gbe can it? Also what your describe is really just like hosting on the same machine except that your db is not on localhost but on the other PI's IP right? So what would the tutorial be about?
@@LuLeBe It can get 3 gbps using the compute module 4 pcie slot
@@LuLeBeI think he's talking about kuberneties
@@jacksoncremean1664Not really. Kubernetes is for managing large amounts of virtual containers. Here we are talking about managing a small collection of real machines
Thanks for the continuous high-quality content! I'd love to see a video on Continuous Deployment with something like Docker to a Raspberry Pi :)
Out of nowhere you just made me get super interested in getting myself a raspberry pi and playing with it!
I love this 100 second short & concise explainations
Your thumbnail game is on point.
I also love your 2 minute videos.❤️
Note: the NOOBS installer is deprecated and no longer recommended. There is now the Raspberry Pi imager for Windows, macOS and Linux that can flash any rpi OS to an SD card
just use balena etcher and everybody is fine...
@@alexradu1921 Jeez bloated Electron apps
@@devnol haven't ever had a problem with it... (◠‿◕)
I don’t understand the point in a special “imager” app. If you want to do a sector copy from an image file to a block device (or in the other direction), just use the standard Linux “dd” command.
@@lawrencedoliveiro9104 yes, but not everyone uses linux
Yes, more Pi videos please!
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Yes please
+1
I'd be keen to see more Raspberry Pi videos from your channel.
Especially more software-oriented projects, since many videos already exist about using the GPIO and other hardware-based projects. But now with the Pi 4 being so powerful, I think pure software projects could be extremely interesting.
What kind of projects? It's also so expensive that using it as a server seems expensive when adding costs for fast internet access, or it won't be that performant. Of course many other use cases, from CNC controller to retro gaming station, are possible but this channel seems to be focused on web dev and there I see a big limitation because of your average home internet connection with a slow uplink.
You are one of my favorite channels! I love your videos so much!
You could've talked about the huge retro gaming community around the raspberry pi
Awesome video! Ruby on rails in 100 seconds please 💎🤞
Rails got me started as a web developer. I'll make that video someday :)
@@Fireship ♥️
@@Fireship Rails was your first love 😅.
More Pi please. I could of course look them up myself, but I prefer your explanations over others.
Pls continue this series on topics about data structures and algo
This is my favorite video on your channel so far!!! It’s like watching a movie man!!
The aesthetics of your videos are so addictive
Imagine asking for a Raspberry Pi for Christmas, and someone buys you the actual pie instead of the computer.
1:40 unrelated, but is the background image a picture of pagodas in Bangan, Myanmar?
Best raspberrypi explainer out there!!
Me being electronics engineering using raspberry pis for years still watching because of the cool video style 🔥
Wow that was fast - i Had a Raspberry Pi for years now - and im Loving it!
Great Video
"The possibilities are limited only by your imagination" this line hitted me deeply.
I would really like more raspi content, keep it up with the great work!!
After my main computer died I couldn't get one. While browsing the web I found rpi I thought that might cover up my daily computer need so I bought one without knowing hole programing and robotic advantages. After figuring out the gpio I started learning programing. Thanks Raspberry
Just a small correction - You forgot about the DSI display connector while talking about the connectors.
Great video though!
and iirc the 3.5 mm port can be used for audio in/out and video too.
Haha, I literally bought an raspberry pi an hour before this video was released
How did I miss this?
Please make more raspberry Pi content
More Pi please. Let’s go crazy with the Pi videos. You are the man.
I love your videos man :D keep it up, kudos to your editor if you happen to have one :D
Hey.
I love your way of teaching stuff. I am looking forward to see your video on CORS in 100 seconds and more.
Implementation of third party APIs like aws s3 with cors etc.
Thank you.
Wow this is revolutionary and I live under a rock
Best quick explanation. Thank you
I think we all want to see more raspberry pi content!!
This just opened up a part of my brain I've never used or knew existed. I started this quest on how an led strip works!!!!!
excellent tutorial, thx and god bless you and the world.. best regards from hong kong ^_^
Instructions very clear, baked a delicious raspberry pie
i used the rpi to make a robotic arm and hand combo that moves up and down and squeezes gently, you can decide what i am doing with it...
of course I enjoyed the straightforward explanation
I just realised that the raspberry PI is more powerful that my laptop.
Definitely more raspberry pi videos 📹
I bought a raspberry pi today and luckily this video was uploaded
Great video! did you just use speech synthesis at 0:43 ? 🤔
Thanks i knew about Michael Hill! He was my professor in Oxford and told us about FBC14 algorithm!
Love you, man ❤️❤️❤️ Awesome content
Wow, I did NOT know this!
More RPi videos please ☺️☺️☺️
These short videos are ❤️
finally someone actually explained to me what its used for
I walk past the Raspberry Pi store every day in Cambridge. Now I feel a lot better informed!
Wow, great video summarizing all the pi can do! Please make more pi videos :)
Thank you for the report.
Please post more content on Raspberry Pi. More advanced stuff.
Need another hundred seconds of Pi!!
Getting into programming and will be going to school for it, thinking of buying one to fuck around with, might make learning more fun aswell
1:51 "the possibilities are only limited by your imagination" and technical skills
when you started coding and python is your first language. this device is a bless
Getting a Raspberry Pi is like getting a dirt bike, just it's a computer
next: Build self-driving car from scratch
Perfect show!
I love it!❤️
Arduino Explained in 100 Seconds pls.
Imagine a raspberry pi, but it has less memory, no build-in display ports, and programming is done completely on a different computer and you flash the compiled code to the Arduino
Love your vids!
You are awesome man your is content is amazing.
Thanks for that learnt alot in 100 seconds 🥊
Great explanation in limited time
oh my god! your desktop background is Bagan from Myanmar? right? that's amazing
YES, would love to see how to pick measurements from IoT devices and bring them to GCP
Love the pi 400. :)
@fireship another great video. By the way what icon theme are you using in vscode?
Really loving these videos! Could you put or link the background music in the description or somethng?
I would like to see how you would set up a 4 inch monitor with it and the battery with a control board. I was connected with the wiring and so forth.
1:50 how to program to program or rather build this type of eyes gesture
Awesome video, thanks!
I would love to see more raspberry pi content
more on this topic please!
Thanks for the video!
Wow excellent video thank you
i just fell in love with this
Great video, as always. Where do you get your music?
Nice video! What about FBC14 algorithm review?
the rpi is my FAVE computer - more on anything about it pleeeease :)
YAS! please more vids about the PI!!
Thanks for the awesome video! Hope you can create a video regarding rabbitMQ or message queue in general for backend stuff
I want to see more about raspberry pi from you!!!!!!!!!!!! Please!!!!
Thanks for this wish to see more.
How about a car counter in real time from a video stream, displaying in-out cars on the screen and upload the total at a time to the firebase.
Would love to see you implement threading too to handle api communication too.
So the project will be to count and display cars in real-time while saving the progress total at a time to the firebase meanwhile we can fetch api data like weather and display those info to the screen too.
Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Anyway to send the monitor and the cam image to phone? Or do we have to build an app??
"The possibilities are only limited by your own imagination"
And the ram
Please more on RPi 🙏🙏🙏
yeah, jeff !! I want more raspberry pi content !!!
More videos on raspberry pi would be amazing 🔥🔥👍👌
More videos of the Raspberry Pi, please 😎
More raspberry pi vids would be great 👍
If I plug this into my TV can I connect to it wirelessly from my computer? Thx!!
Amazing video.. i would love to see more of these.
Great little video!